Dan Burns (Steve Carell) is a widower and father of three girls. As a prospering advice columnist Dan must try to juggle fatherhood, his job and a complicated love relationship in, “Dan In Real Life.” Dan and his girls make the annual family reunion trip to Rhode Island to spend […]
Q&A with L.A. rockers Nico Vega
Honest and passionate. Two words front woman Aja Volkman so fittingly uses to describe her indie rock and soul fusion band, Nico Vega. And by the looks of things, it is evident that this formula is striking a cord with the release of their latest album “No Child Left Behind” […]
Not falling flatt
Songs about trucks, getting the girl, losing the girl, and even sometimes picking up your momma from prison, in the rain, with your truck have been the stereotype that make up the genre of country music. The Tennessee trio, Rascal Flatts held up to this train-of-thought when they put together […]
What the ****? Profanity releases stress
New studies have found that swearing in the office can help release steam, as well as create a bonding effect between co-workers. Some students at Texas A&M University-Commerce have decided to tackle the subject. Journalism major Catherine Hall believes using profanity in the classroom is unnecessary. “I think professors cursing […]
Cullen family helps students soar with Columbia Crew Scholarship
The Columbia Crew Memorial Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship dedicated to the crew of Space Shuttle Columbia and awarded to a high school student set to attend Texas A&M University. This scholarship, which was founded three years ago, is valued at $40,000 per recipient given over a four-year period. It […]
Rumors of nooses debunked
For weeks, rumors have circulated about nooses being found at Texas A&M University-Commerce. But campus leaders have said there is nothing to be alarmed about. According to Jason Bone, University Police crime information officer, there were two incidents that caused the undue concern. “The one at Berry we really think […]
Advisors ready to assist students
Registration can be a complicated and dreaded task for many students and advisors if steps are not taken in advance of deadlines. Being prepared for what is to come in the upcoming semesters can make this time a less stressful experience. During registration, work becomes hectic for the college advisors […]
More financial aid on the way
More financial aid is on the way for Texas A&M University-Commerce students. The Federal Pell Grant Program was increased by the current U.S. Legislature by passing the College Cost Reduction Act. “The College Cost Reduction Act raises the maximum Federal Pell Grant award to a student from $5,800 to $7,600 […]
Zimbabwean student looks to master life
Gideon Mazambani, who recently was named as master’s representative on the Graduate Council, works at the Alumni Relations office, where he shares a radiant smile, reaching all the way to his eyes, and an awesome attitude with all who walk through the doors. Mazambani is from Zimbabwe, a landlocked country […]
Vigil to focus on spouses
The annual Veterans Vigil will shine a spotlight on the contributions of spouses of military service men and women when the memorial comes to Texas A&M University-Commerce Nov. 7-9. Connie Mears, assistant director of Student Activities and Leadership, and the Veterans Vigil Committee have overseen arrangements for the tribute. Last […]